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Transfers of Real; Estate.

1 WELLSINON.
Elmer Keck ct AL to George R. Chand
ley, lot $40, $1,000.
James H. Burgess to Esther D. Burgess
W u lot 666, 800.
J.B. Collision to G. NJ Richards, lots 457
and ASS, $4,000.
d. F. Edwards Tr to William Shober
lot 767, $500.
Same to c, F. & NJ E. Rathburn, lot
542, $4,000.
F. E. Southland to J. B. Mutt, W p lot
547, $1,000.
F.A. Hockett to John S. McGhee u
lots 665 and 666 .$11OO.
| PowELL'S ADDITION.
George M. Powell to w. p. Austin lot
%, $50.
Same to Halle NJ. Wells lot 81, 1925.
Same to John Wiseman lot At, $3.50.
| Same to D. M. Morgan lot 100, $3.50.
Same to Esther d. Burgess lot SO, $3.50.
Same to III. P. McGhee ct al. lot 12 and
21, $500.
H. P. McGhee ct al. to J. M. Smith lot
21, $780,
d. F. Edwards to C. F. g. M. E. Rath-
burn lot II, $3.50.
PAvEY's ADDITION.
RS. Wilcox ct al to Adam Maurer lot
E.. $500.
D. F. Edwards tr. to D. R. Williams lot
779, 1915.
DIR. Williams to Mary E. Foster lot
ITO, $500.
John S. McGhee to The Consolid ated
Wellston Coal s. Iron Co. 4s0 acres in
Milton Township $4s,OOO.
Same to same, $50 acres (coaD $27,15O.
Otho Scott to same 241.OS acres in Coal
Township $12,1oO.
johnson NJ Welch TT. to same 465 acres
in Milton Township, $4126
Dayton Coal e Iron Co. to same 440 a.
(coaD and 2s5 a. (surface) in Coal and Mil
ton Townships, $4,000
Wellston Coal & Iron Co. to same 4O252
acres Coal and Milton, $65OOO.
H. S. Bundy to same 1S9 O2 acres Milton
Township, $32,17
Madison Pavey to same acres surface
and 1887 acres coal in Coal and Milton
Townships, 100000.
Dora Scott to the Eclipse Coal Co. 122
acres coal in Washington Tp., $4,000.
Absalom Leach to John S. McGhee 40
acres in Milton Township, $4,000.
Sheriff Finney to Etna F. B. & c. Co.
% lots in Portland (mining priv 800.
Same to ]. J. Jones (min. PRIV of lands
in Madison Township, $12.
T. M. Morgan to John Morgan "a acres
in Madison Township,
George w. Miller to George o. Wise
man, 1O5 acres in Scioto Township, $140O.
Thomas J. James to VIM. J. Jenkins,
40 acres in Madison Township, $1,000.
Caroline B. Steele to r. A. Swearingen,
40 acres in jackson Township, $4OO.
G. David to Jabez Thomas lot 123, S q
lot 126 Kahn's I'd Add. $1S7.5O.
Harriet O'Connor to M. A. Bruce part
out lots 26 and 27 in Jackson, $3.50.
B. David to Hiram Riegel lot 81 Kahn
Addition, 1925.
E. S. Thomas to Frank Colby lot "a in
Kahn's I'd Addition, $40.
Ell. g, Bum ct al. to James r. Spurrier
lot A in Fulton Add, $75.
J. w. Longbon admr. to Rufus Peters
tr. quit claim to lots in Jackson and
Wellston, $3,315O4.
Same to same, quit claims, $1657.51.
Samuel Pugh to David B. Marstiller
lot in Pughs Addition to Altoona $40.
John L. Lawler to Susanna Mead q
lots II and y Austin's Addition to Wells
ton, 600.
William Ryan to Kate Ryan lots in
Jackson and land in Lick and Liberty
Townships --
Ellen r. Morgan to Amanda Walker
lot 10 in j. K. Darling's add to Coalton
$3.50.
A. w. Long ct al. to VIM. Collard quit
claim to lot 27 in Scully's add. to Els
worth, 5000.
Abitha Newell to G. David 5415 acres
in Liberty Township, $3.50.
No. of Mortgages recorded, 80; amount
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From Pike County.

JASPER, o., November ", 1857.
To the Editor of the Standard:
Enclosed find my check for $l.O0, for which please
continue to send me the Standard.
On the night of 22d inst, some person or persons
that have fear of the future set fire John Boil
toms barn. and the entire building with hay, corn
wheat, lumber farming implements, &C., was de-
stroyed. Strange it may the horses led
out of thebarn and carefully put in another field from
the barn. The cow also turned out, and then the
torch applied. Mr. Bolton is an old citizen Of
Pike County, having lived in Newton Township for
moore than quarter of a century. No clue to the
perpetrators of the deed, D. WARE.
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MI AR RE ID.


CoLLARD-DARLING.-At Coalton, o., on the eve.
of Thanksgiving November 90, Mr.. Frank c. Collard
to Miss Rose V. Darling youngest daughter of John
K. Darling, the Rev. j. w. Gum officiating. There
present few friends and relatives of both bride
and groom-among them the lovely Miss Maxwell, of
Wellston, and the genial editor of the Argus, Mr..
Will Bundy-aso he man of all work on the same pa
per- Mr. Fred Stearns. After supper the evening was
spent in delightfully."- social way, minsling with
which pleasant songs and sweet music in which
the bride and groom both excel. The young couple
will make their home in Coalton, where they have a
hns of
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Church Dedication.

There will be an M. E. Church dedica-
tion at Union on Franklin Valley Circuit
on Sunday, December 4th, 1887. Services
beginning at d. ~. The same will be
the occasion of a quarterly Meeting be-
ginning on Saturday, December Sd, 1887.
Everybody invited.
24noV-2w. COMMITTEE.
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On last Sunday our people had dis
play of several kinds of weather in one
day. 1t was warm and Spring-like in the
morning, rained at two o'clock, turned
cold in the evening, and a heavy snow
fell at night. A Jackson man doesn't
have to leave home to search for any
kind of weather
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NDARD: JACKSON, OHIO THURSDAY, DECEMBER l. 1887.
Died.

Mary Keaton was born in Virginia, in
1901, and came to Ohio while yet young
She was married to David Keaton in 1921,
when she was 20 years of age. She died
at her home in jackson County, Novem-
ber II, 1887, aged Sc years. The funeral
was conducted by Rev. Jonathan g..
Thomas.
Mother Keaton was one of the old citi-
zens of Jackson County. After a long
and useful life she laid down to rest in
the full hope of blessed immortality, an
abiding faith in the great Shepherd who
does not lose sight of the humblest of his
flock. A Christian life-a Christian death.
The crowning triumph of human destiny.
Oriental Barber Shop-Swan & Rickman.
J. P. Swan, the Tonsorial Artist, will
perform work in the latest style. Up
stairs in Hunsinger & Co.'S store, corner
of Broadway and Pearl streets.
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upper part of the county, regarding coal
fields, heretofore. After while the trend
will be east and southeast, yea, and west,
from the present fields
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Stated Communication of Trowel
Chapter No. 70. R. A. NJ, Thursday
evening, Dec. 1st, 1887. Election Of
officers. T. S. MATTHEWS, Sec'y.
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"A Third Party enthusiast tackled our
good friend E. S. Wilson, of the Ironton
Register, last week, for a public discus
sion. But he won't do it any more.
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George M. Powell pushed his big mill
enterprise to successful issue, in Wells
ton
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In purchasing our Fall Hats, the facto-
ry informed US that we selected and
bought as fine Stiff and Fur Hats as any
city in the State. Remember, we have
any shape, style or quality that you dare
ask for. Seeing is believing. Come in.
Frank j. Sternberger. Opp. Court House
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Coal is being mined now in the neigh
borhood of the first of the hill banks op-
Grated in this county.
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Jos. Humphfres is still improving the
town. Men like him are what every town
needs.
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Go to Smith & Lupton's for bargains in
men and boys boots.
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A company Of Portsmouth youngsters
gave some kind of show at Wellston
last week
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The Wellston folks report rich coal
fields out east of Wellston.
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Our new Fall and Winter stock of dry
goods, notions and carpets, is now on eX-
hibition. Call and secure some of the big
bargains.
j. M. KIMBERLING & Bro,
Gilsey Budding, Main st.
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COZ. tfosby.

Col. John S. Mosby, the famous Gonfed-
crate raider, was at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
one day this week en- route &c Boston. He
wore 6 black slouch nat, black frock coat
and dark moocssin. striped trousers. His
face is round, FIJI! and smooth. and rudy
complexioned. His eyes are cold biue and
only tighten up when he smiles. Tbs Col
onel is growing stout, and the slim cavalry
man Of twenty years ago lives eniy IN recol-
lection. He has six wounds on his person,
FIVE bullet and one sabre cut. One Of the
bullets remains embedded in his flesh. The
sabre cut was received during fierce
charge. but the gallant Federal cayalryman
who gave it received bullet in his breast
from the pistol of Mosby. The Colonel now
resides in San Francisco. When asked DO
you ever dream about the battles you we're
in?n he replied, "Oh, yes, frequently, and
the dreams are very vivid 1 carry q
bullet in my groin, and that you know,
is constant reminder. [ think Grant
was one OF the greatest of generals
I admire Gen. Grant very much and
was g personal friend. Stcnewail Jackson
consider among the great generals CT the
world He will rank in history with Alex
ander the Great, Cesar. Hannibal, Bona
parte and Frederick the Great. He was
genius and had the briIiancy and dash Of
NAPOLEON. 1t is all nonsense to suppose tha5
he could not have commanded an army just
as we'll as q corps. I tell you that Jackson
could have handled an army with the same
degree of skill and dash SIS be did his Won
deriul corps. 1t often requires greater mill
tary genius to handle corps and make it
effective thar TO rnan@uvre large army.
No, jackson is conceded tc be the greatest
captain of the nineteenth century. Gen.
Lee was great too But [ do not intend to
make any comparisons, because they ere
odious. Suppose we have another war, Ell?
Well, am rot spelling for another fight, but
if my country should become involved ia s
war against s, foreign power / would so in
without hesitation
ibid you call on President Cleveland
while at the capital 2"
mo, I did not csl! on him nos any Of his
Cabinet officers I was very busy anyway.
1 cannot talk politics. think the repubi-
can party is very strong, and will come into
power again. only wish they would run
Roscoe Conkling Tor the Presidency"
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AUCTION SALES.
By Green & wise. Auctioneers.

by Green u wise, Aucti0neerS.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE of the Corpora.
D tion Court OF the City of Alexandria, Va,
rendered at its September term, 1880, in the
cause OF Daniel W. Griffith VS.. Kinsay Griffith ct
al, the undersigned special commissioner therein
named will offer for sale by public auction in
front of the entrance TO the Court room on Fair
fax street, on SATURDAY, the 29th day of Jarua.
", 1887, at - O'Clock M. the following property,
to wit:
No /. A LOT OF GROUND, beginning 12O
feet inches from the corner of Union and King
streets; thence west with King street 90 feet 8
inches to the centre Of the square thence south
116 feet to 20 feet alley thence east on the al
Icy 20 feet inches; thence north by straight
line to the beginning.
No. 2. LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVE
MENTS adjoining the property of d. Mcleod, be.
ginning at the western intersection of McLeods
line with King street thence back with McLeod's
line 116 feet to 20 feet alley; thence with the
alley westwardly 24 feet thence with 8 line
parallel to first line to King street thence with
King street to the beginning.
No. 3. A LOT OF GROUND, commonly called
the COAL YARD LOT" commencing on King
street about 641s feet east of the corner Of Lee
street, fronting say SO feet on King street and
running back 116 or III feet to 20 feet alley.
Terms of sale.-Cash enough to pay cost OF suit
and the expenses of sale, and the residue on
credit of six, twelve and eighteen months, with
interest from day of sale, taking bonds with good
deferred payments
c. E. STUART,
dec24 cots Special Commissioner.
n The above sale is postponed till SATUR-
DAY, february 5th, at the same hour and place.
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TlronnIL MeSSrs. LIise &C CO.

From Georgia Home Insurance CO., Si0, and
from r. Emory Warfeld, manager Royal insur-
Gncc Co., $40; from J. Montgomery Hare, mana
gor Nor,q lch Union Fire Insurance Co., P. o. box
50A3, New York City, So.
All other merchants of this city who receive con-
tributions from their foreign correspondents are
requested to communicate with Capt. Mushbach,
that proper acknowledgment may be made
promptly.
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GROCERIES. Es
CONFECTIONERs.
4 LWAYS READY!
Henry Brengle. Confectioner,
1ZQ KING STRENr.
129 KING STREET

Has his usual supply OF goods in his line.
His Oyster Psrlors for Ladies and Oyster Rooms
for gentlemen also open. Patrons may rely
upon picked Oysters and he best cookery at all
times and the lowest rates.
OYSTERS FRIED FOR FAMILIES.
BRENGLES ICE CREAM, Pies for dessert or
lunch, and Pure Candies are speciaites IN which
he has never been excclled. Cakes Of all kinds Of
the best material cheaper than they cam be made
at home. he caters OF the best for families, par
ties, balls, fairs and entertainments dec13
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ByR. r. Lucas. Auctioneer.

pY VIRTUE OF DECREE of the Corporation
i-i Court of the city of Alexandria, Virginia,
rendered at its January term, 1887, in the chan
Gerry cause of Simon N. Lee ct ais, VS.. VIM. II.
Smith, Sergeant administrator, ct ais, the under
signed, as special commissioner therein named,
will sell on SATURDAY, the 18th day of Feb
ruary 1887, at u o'clock m, in front Of the
market building, on Royal street. in tho said city
of Alexandria, Va by public auction, the follow
ing real estate to witt
4 TENEMENT AND LOT OF GROUND
in the city of Alexandria, situated on the north
side of Gibbon street, between Alfred and Colum-
bus streets, having front of twenty feet, more
or less, on Gibbon street and running north one
hundred feet, more or less, to q four feet alley.
Terms: One-third cash, and the residue in two
equal nstalments, payable six and twelve months
from date of sale, the purchaser to give his notes
for the deferred payments, said notes to bear in
tcrest at six per centum per annum from the day
of sale and the title to be retained until the whole
of the said purchase money is paid. All convoy
ancing at the cost OF the purchaser.
Z. KEMPER,
Special Commissioner.
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Foreign Contributions 30 the Alex
anGria light Infantry Fair.

The following donations Of goods and money
have been received and reported to Capt Mush-
bach for the coming fair Of The Alexandria Light
infantry, which promises to be brilliant success:
Tiroagi r. c. Acton esq.
From julius King Optical Co., Cleveland, o., 1
pearl opera glass and bag
Through 2. ". Arery, esq.
From Messrs Grim & Conway, Philadelphia,
one caddy Of tea worth 312 TO SIS.
Through G. H. Appich, esq.
From c H. Myers & Fro, ~ Exchange Place,
Baltimore, 50.
Thfough 3. Baey esq.
From BLessts Naumberr, Kraus, Lauer & Co.,
New York, 50 froll John 4. Griffith & Co , Bati-
more, 50, and from $. tcin & Co. New York,
Through Bernheimcy q: Einstein
From A. H. Bonheimor, 26 Hanover street,
Baltimore, ! dozen suspdnders; from u. r Elang-
CT, 26 Hanover street. Baltimore, dozen sleeve
buttons.
Through L Brill, ji.., esq
From Louis Pet7lld {; Co., Baltimore, 24 bot
ties Petzold's German Bitters, and from Hotops
Pen Parl, Vineyards Charlottesville, Va, case
Norton Seeding Cl2ret. and from Otto a. hfauss,
New York city, case Bordeaux wine
Through MesSrS. j. 7. q; j. 6. Beckham.
From Geo r. Gambrill & Co., Baltimore, Md,
SO; from Washington Flour and Feed CO.,
barrel Cereal flour.
Through Adolph Diedel, esq.
From Hodges Bros % Hanover street. Balti-
more. $40.
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NO. So KING STREET
LEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA
Wholesale and Retail Doalers in

ader Hardware, Locks, Hinges, scrowsi
D1-a2 Latches, &C., Saddlory, Hardware.
Bg Hiss Buckles, Rings, Hames, &C., &c.
Vreh.s Hardware, Axles, Rims, Hubs
s9oe s.o,l Fellows, Tire Iron, &C., Pocket
I and Butcher Knives, &c. Guns
a fli a2j complete stock of first
,s7 t,ro aua sold at lowest cash
sug15
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From the Charlottesville Wooilen Mills, 50
from c. A. Clark 3. Bro 400 Broadway, New
York, ! cabinet, % dczen Ciark's o. N. T. spool
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EDUCATIONAL.
LANGUAGES.
The BerIitz School Of Languages
za3 FOURTEENTH ST. N. W.,
Washington. ID. C..
EDUCATIONAL.

AND ALL OTHER PRINCIPAL CITIES,
will open in two weeks BRANCH IN ALEX
ANDRIA for the benefit of the inhabitants of this
city.
For references and particulars apply until the
10th instant at the above address. or to Miss RC
Powell, Arlington Institute
These schools are recognized as superior to all
other similar institutions Unexcelled advantages
to learn TO SPEAK, read and write Best of ma
tive teachers Private and class instruction for
ladies, gentlemen ana children. Fee extremely
low. jan1 I'm
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Through j. D. II. Lint, esq.
From Barker, Moore & Moin, Philadelphia So.
Through z. D. Miller, Son & Co.
From Bawo & Dotter, 30 Barclay street, New
York, / flower vaso from Gillinder & Sons, Phil
adeIphia, Pa, lot Of glassware; from o. A. Gazer
G Co, 29 Barclay st. n. Y, lot of French china.
Through John 4. llarshGH esq.
From pear Bros, 206 W. Pratt street Balti
moro SO: from Taylor & Carr AIS Arch street,
Philadelphia, 1 pair fine shoes, to be ratified off
and made to fit the winner; from Smith & Slough
ton, south Abingdon Station, Mass. So
Through ". II. McCnen, esq.
From 3. c. BIB & Sons, Baltimore, house
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Tl,onob TLoaos Han nso

Through W0Ma8 Hoy, osQ
From Danvillo Stove Co., Danvilc Pa, one
'Montour" sclf-iesding parlor stove
Through C. ". HoaceH esq.
From Eirsh q Bro. Philadelphia, one hand
some silk umbrella; from Townsend, Grace {. Co.,
Baltimore, s. and frcm D. B. {: Il, M. Lester,
New York city, So.
Through Aesas. CAa8. King d Son.
From Smith, Dixon & Co., Baltimore, 50; from
Patapsco Baking Powder Co., Baltimore, lot of
Rnkipg Powder
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INroNgN 7soad EicE5efg, esq
From iir. Frank Hume Washington, D. c., $50.
Through George e. French. esq.
From Raphael Tuck & Sons, New York city, 25
artistic calendars from Harper Bros. New York
city, two elegantly illustrated books from O..
Lindemann & Co, New York city, one dozen
pocket knives. and from University Publishing
Co., New York oity four books OF general interest
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Through 3. ". Nails esq.
From John Lucas s, Co., 141 IL. 4th street.
Philadelphia 81 pound cans paint; from Hirsberg
HollandGr & Co, Baltimore, Nd, box brass
plates and placqucs; from Robinson, Lane & Co.,
"a s. Sharp street, Baltimore, 50.
Through MeSsrS. POwer &c While
From Walden & CO., 300 s. Front street Phila-
dephis $25; from James Walsh & CO., Cincin-
natl, S25 from Moore &: Sinnott, 232 s. Front
street, Philadelphia, , cases Gibson's Pure Rye
Whisky: from FELTON, &. Sons, Boston, Mass, 1
case New England Rum.
Through G. li'0i. Ramsay, esq.
From Martin, Gillett & Co., Baltimore, q lbs.
Heno tea and decorations.
Through Henry L. SIMPSONS Sons.
From Messss. Wallace s Elliot, New York city,
$40, and from Messrs. Shsttuck G. Binger, New
York city. SIC.
Through T. Schwdr-, esq.
From Moses Cohen 81 Son, Baltimore So.
Through Charles S. Taylor, esq.
From Baltimore Pcsrl Hominy Co., one case of
pearl Eominy.
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: aEs y. CARLIN {; SONS,
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Ne taye seen 50 much good done by the DO
i! i-ysya that We wish every family to have at
10. one IN their house. Prices fixed, but terms
aeammodating
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T}oNEsTIC SEWING MACHINES.

he good qualities Of the above machines are
now y. well established.
Ne are selling them at as low a price as they
van Ne purchased in any of the larger cities and
'.e prepared to allow as much for old machines Of
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DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, HARDWARE, P.

TLEs, HEARTHs, &c, &C., &c.
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From Moses Cohen 81 Son, Baltimore, So.
I-hrn.lnh Chnrles s. IaNl0r. esG
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Q5azGtte.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TREWEEXLY By
EDGAR 0WDEN,

1t the Gazette Building, Nos 70 and 70 Prince 81
DAuY TIL WEERLY.
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From Baltimore Pcarl Hominy Co., one case Of
pearl Eominy
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IRlCTLY PURE GROUND SPICES received
dee1S Mu,RuRN.
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REiaHToE & SON,
COUPONS.

VIRGINIA TAX.RECEIyABLE COUPONS,
"iica can be used TO discharge ta1eS on real and
g.l'9a property, school and capiiGtiOn t0reS due
i-' s'4ie Sioie licences, fines de-, for sale at
Asl Discount.
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dec24. cots Special Commissioner.
n The above sale is postponed till SATUR-
DAY, February 5th, ct the same hour and place.
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